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'''Heath End''' is a small village in [[Hampshire]] between [[Tadley]] and [[Baughurst]], and all of a piece seamlessly with both of them, so that it appears to be no more than a western extension of Tadley.
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'''Heath End''' is a small village in [[Hampshire]] between [[Tadley]] and [[Baughurst]], and all of a piece seamlessly with both of them, so that it appears to be no more than a western extension of Tadley. The border of [[Berkshire]] runs through the northern streets of the village. A little further north, wholly in Berkshire, is the wide expanse of the Atomic Weapons Establishment in [[Aldermaston]].
  
 
==Church==
 
==Church==

Latest revision as of 13:14, 12 October 2022

Heath End
Hampshire, Berkshire
Houses and Trees, Wigmore Road (geograph 5268459).jpg
Wigmore Road, Heath End
Location
Grid reference: SU586618
Location: 51°21’11"N, 1°9’31"W
Data
Post town: Tadley
Postcode: RG26
Dialling code: 0118
Local Government
Council: Basingstoke and Deane
Parliamentary
constituency:
North West Hampshire

Heath End is a small village in Hampshire between Tadley and Baughurst, and all of a piece seamlessly with both of them, so that it appears to be no more than a western extension of Tadley. The border of Berkshire runs through the northern streets of the village. A little further north, wholly in Berkshire, is the wide expanse of the Atomic Weapons Establishment in Aldermaston.

Church

Heath End has a red brick church, St Mary's which was built in 1874.[1]

Outside links

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References

  1. Nikolaus Pevsner: The Buildings of England: Hampshire & The Isle of Wight, 1967 Penguin Books ISBN 978-0-300-09606-4page 286
St Mary's, Heath End